Identify This! No. 02

Here is the identity challenge for today. Hope you have fun thinking this one through. Let me know what you think it is...

For those who want to know what yesterdays object was see my comment below here.
To find out more about this challenge see...
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

My other albums:
http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/365/
http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/

[Allegresse]

Looks like some kind of wood...

[Netkonnexion]

Hope yesterdays "Identify This!" was not too taxing.

Actually you were all wrong. Well, nearly wrong. Those who got orange get a slight nod. @mikegl71 got it nearly right. I suppose it was the best that you could do given the bokeh. It was in fact...
A clementine - which is a variety of tangerine.

If I am fair you could not possibly have identified it from an orange the way it was. I must admit, after seeing your answers I really would like it to have been an egg yolk. That was an innovative answer.

Hope it was fun. Enjoy this one today.

[Brandie]

Wooden scoop?

[Kate Klinck]

inside some bamboo?

[☮Lee Gordon☮]

if I am not mistaken it is a cuttlefish or to be more specific a cuttlefish bone

[Bill Dodsworth]

No idea, cool image!

[Sue Beatty]

No clue - love the detail tho :-)

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

I think it's a piece of wood that has been sliced to show the rings inside. Now I'm off to Google cuttlefish... @asrai

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I'm going to guess today that maybe it is a shell of some kind. Cool pic.

[☮Lee Gordon☮]

@aj1268 heres a pic of a cuttlefish bone http://www.petinfoclub.com/Images/3052287581_c735ae4631_b%20cuttlebone%20copyright%20Paul%20J.%20Morris.jpg

[scooter]

Cool photo but no idea. It did remind me of a fossil imprint though!

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

@asrai I think you may be right.

[Vicki K]

Cuttlefish?

[Bethany Paulite]

a chipped block of wood? cool shot!

[Miley]

Yeah I agree cuttlefish bone.

[Michelle]

Looks liek wood to me as well.. very interesting perspective

[kathy moore graham]

I agree with cuttlefish bone. But only because I googled it. I don't know that I've ever actually seen one.

[Amanda Lopez]

Awesome detail! Seeing the image of the cuttlefish bone I think I have to agree.

[Mair]

Used to have a caged, talking budgerigar until I developed an allergy to it - and it's definately a cuttlefish bone.

[Howard N]

Whatever it was, there aren't any in Long Island Sound... I hope!